Remembering UNICAL’s black days, lessons for all
The 26th day of August 2011 is a day that has carved a niche for itself in the history of University of Calabar, UNICAL. It was a day when a crop of the students’ population from the famous Malabo Republik Students Hostel, came out for a massive protest on the streets of UNICAL, demonstrating, rioting and at the end of the day, damaged properties worth millions of naira, according to the school management’s analysis.
Lagos traffic laws claim first victim
Luck ran out of a bullion van driver yesterday, when men of the Lagos State Task-force on Environmental and Special Offences, Enforcement Unit, arrested him and impounded the van with number plate BV 171 BDG, that he drove against the flow of traffic in Apapa area.
NBA: Our assessment of Daudu and expectations from Wali – Lawyer
I have a big estate somewhere in Lagos which an oil servicing company rented until recently when the company relocated . Unknown to me, my caretaker rented out part of the property to some individuals who moved in there with their families.
Modernising the NBA: A necessary debate
The on-going leadership transition at the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) offers an opportunity to articulate a different future for our Bar. The outgoing President, J.B. Daudu SAN, himself squarely launched this debate unwittingly with his extensive interviews in the media.
Existing defined pension not invalidated by CPS – Aturu
LAGOS Lawyer and counsel to the National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, Mr. Bamidele Aturu, has dismissed claims by Government that Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, which came of the Pension Reform Act of 2004, has invalidated existing defined pension, describing such claims as mere misconceptions and misleading positions.
History, Nigerians ‘ll judge me – Nnaji
ON a day that mixed reactions greeted his sudden exit as Minister of Power after 14 months on the saddle, Professor Barth Nnaji, yesterday, said history and Nigerians would judge his performance.
